Unit 1
Unit 2
Unit 3
Unit 4
Unit 5 Part 1
Unit 5 Part 2
1
What is the hypothesis in the following statement:
If the students get this question wrong, then Ms. Swainston will throw a desk.
If the students get this question wrong.
Points: - 2
1
Angle pair relationship between 2 and 3
What are Consecutive Interior Angles or Same Side Interior Angles?
Points: + 2
1
Point C(5, -8) is reflected over the line y = -x.
Find the coordinates of C’
What is C' (8, -5)?
Points: + 4
1
Triangle ABC has angle measures of 3x, 2x + 1, and 49, determine the value of x.
What is 26?
Points: + 5
1
Complete the congruence statement and state the postulate or theorem which proves the triangles are congruent. If the triangles are not congruent, write “none”.
What is Delta LMP cong Delta NMP by SAS?
Points: - 3
1
\DeltaBDC ~ \DeltaRTS
Solve for x.
What is x = 8?
Points: - 5
2
What is the inverse of the following statement:
If I eat too much candy, then I will get sick.
If I do not eat too much candy, then I will not get sick.
Points: + 4
2
What is x = 10 and
mangleABK = 66°?
Points: + 1 (double if both correct)
2
Write a rule describing the translation below.
Double points for writing it in correct math notation.
What is...
Left by 4
Up by 2
(x - 4, y + 2)
Points: - 2
2
Determine if the following line segments could form a triangle: 5, 8, 14
What is not a triangle?
Points: - 5
2
Similar or not. If they are similar, explain how you know.
What is no, the angles are not congruent?
Points: - 4
2
Given that Delta GHI cong Delta KLJ, find angle I and overline(LK).
What is angle I = 46°
and overline(LK) = 7?
Points: - 1
3
State the converse of the following statement and determine if it's true or false:
If I get sick, then I will not go to school tomorrow.
If I don't go to school tomorrow, then I will get sick.
False.
Points: - 1
3
In the figure, Jones Street is parallel to Lincoln Street. Find the measure of angleJEA
What is 43°?
Points: + 4
3
Point for determining the correct quadrant that it ends up in. Points for each correct coordinate.
What is...
Quadrant II
A' (-7, 2)
B' (-5, 6)
C' (-1, 4)
Points: + 2
3
Order of the angles from smallest to largest.
What is ∠J, ∠K, ∠L?
Points: - 4
3
If the two triangles are congruent, state which triangle congruence they follow. If there is not enough information to tell, write/draw a piece that would make them congruent.
What is HL? (reflexive sides are congruent, here it is the hypotenuse)
Points: - 2
3
The scale factor from a larger triangle to a smaller triangle is 5:2. Find the perimeter of the larger triangle if the smaller triangle has an perimeter of 32.
What is 80?
Points: + 5
4
Is the following biconditional true, if not provide a counterexample:
x=2 if and only if x2=4
False, x can also equal -2.
Points: + 6
4
Find mangleABC.
What is 140°?
Points: + 3
4
Choose all true statements for the construction:
A) segment BZ bisects angle ABC.
B) BA = BY
C) BX = BY
D) Angle ABZ is congruent to angle ZBC
What are statements A, C, and D?
Points: + 3
4
Determine the possible range of the third side of this triangle: 5, 6
What is 1 < x < 11?
Points: - 5
4
A lighthouse casts a 128-foot shadow. A nearby lamppost whose height measures 5.25 feet casts an 8-foot shadow. Find the height of the lighthouse.
What is 84 feet tall?
Points: - 3
4
(Write the full name of the missing part if it is a letter in both triangles!!)
What is angle ACD cong angle BAC?
Points: + 4
5
What is the contrapositive of the following statement:
If a tree falls in the forest, then it makes a sound.
If a tree doesn't make a sound, then it did not fall in the forest.
Points: + 5
5
Which lines, if any, are parallel if angle 15 cong angle10? Justify your answer.
What are c || d because they are Alternate Interior Angles and congruent?
Points: + 6
5
Determine the following:
Types of Symmetry (reflectional, point, rotational)
Lines of Symmetry (if there are any)
What is reflectional and rotational symmetry?
What is 5 lines of symmetry?
Points: - 1
5
Solve for y.
What is y = 10?
Points: + 2
5
If the two triangles are congruent, state which triangle congruence they follow. If there is not enough information to tell, write/draw a piece that would make them congruent.
What is none? (the side is next to the angle with one loop in the first triangle but with two loops in the second)
Points: + 6
5
Similar or not. If they are similar, explain which triangles are similar and how you know.
Double points if you also find the scale factor.
What is yes, ΔIHL~ΔIKG by SAS~?
Scale factor: 2/3
Points: - 2